1. a) Intermolecular forces are forces that exist between molecules.

That holds molecules together. they determine the physical properties

of molecules like their boiling point, melting point, density, and
enthalpies of fusion and vaporization.
B) dipole-dipole forces - These forces occur when the partially
positively charged part of a molecule interacts with the partially
negatively charged part of the neighboring molecule. Dipole means
the molecules has two poles which is negetive and positive poles and
the poles are separated from each other. Postive attracts negetive.
positve pole of a molecules will attract the negative poles of a
neighbouring molecule.
C) london forces are formed between nonpolar molecules which has
elcectron orbiting the molecules. So at one point the orbiting electrons
has net negetive partial charge and the neighbouring molecules
electrons are moving on the opposite direction so theyll have a net
positive partial charge. So these molecules will attract each other and
form the londan forces that hold the molecules together.

2. the strongest intermolecular bonds are the hidrogen bonds which

happens when hidrogen in a molecule is bonded with either Fluorin,
Oxigen or nitrogen.
The weakest are the london forces between nonpolar molecules and in
between are the dipole-dipole forces that bond two molecules.

A) cl2 is a nonpolar molecules so they can only bond to each other

with the london forces which is the weakest bond.
B) So2 is a dipole molecule so it will have a strong bond with other
molecules
C) CO is a dipole molecule so it has the dipole-dipole forces
D) Ch2cl2 is a dipole molecule dipole-dipole forces
E) HF - hidrogen bonds the strongest bond
F) CH2-O-CH2 - polar molecule dipole-dipole forces
3. a) the volume of participating molecules and the intermolecular forces
of attraction.

B)